15-10-2011, 01:12 AM
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Re: Butter
Eileen, that was a tongue in cheek remark. No, I never use Google itself to look up things, but I use another search engine when I want to know something. I use Dogpile which is a search engine that compiles Yahoo, Search, Google and Bing all rolled into one. I love Dogpile!
http://www.dogpile.co.uk/dogpileuk/ws/index
15-10-2011, 02:19 PM
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Re: Butter
Originally Posted by Kitty
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almost forgot to say we had crumpets with the new butter tonight and its really nice,
i will be buying it again thats for sure
I'm going to look for that chocolate cake on Monday
22-03-2013, 07:25 PM
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Re: Butter
I have to say that there are certain things which can only be eaten with real butter, hot toast and a baked potato are just two examples, but on sandwiches, crackers etc I will use a 'spreadable' version. Have tried most and there is one which I have found is head and shoulders above all the rest, not only for taste, which is excellent but it is actually good for you. This wonder spread? Lurpak spreadable with olive oil. I used to use a certain Italian sounding olive oil based spread, but as a lover of Lurpak butter I spotted this and decided to give it a go, and was pleasantly surprised, it actually DOES taste like butter, even to the extent will use it on potatoes and veggies. And coupled with a couple of slices of Tesco poppy seed bread and a chunk of strong cheese it is a supper to delight in.
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